Movies
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Are You There God? It's Me, Morfydd
In the psychological thriller Saint Maud, Welsh actress Morfydd Clark plays a woman who believes she can communicate with a higher power. In real life, she's still getting the hang of talking to the press without passing out.
By Jessica M. Goldstein
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The End of an Era: Jenny Han on 'To All the Boys: Always and Forever'
The bestselling author of the To All the Boys trilogy shares her thoughts on the final Netflix film and what's next for her.
By Rachel Epstein
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'Framing Britney Spears' Filmmakers on Retelling Britney's Story From a "Female Perspective"
Samantha Stark and Liz Day break down why having an all-female film crew was key.
By Julianne McShane
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13 Black Movies to Watch on Netflix Right Now
Queue up these picks before you fall victim to the Netflix algorithm.
By Zoe Guy
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Who Was the Real Edith Pretty From Netflix's 'The Dig'?
She initiated one of the most significant archeological digs of the 20th century.
By Andrea Park
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Elizabeth Chambers Breaks Her Silence About Armie Hammer
She commented on an Instagram post about a rumored movie about cannibalism.
By Zoe Guy
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'Malcolm & Marie': What Reviewers Are Saying
Starring Zendaya and John David Washington, the film hits Netflix on February 5.
By Zoe Guy
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Keira Knightley Doesn't Want to Shoot Nude Scenes Filmed by Men
"I'd just rather not stand in front of a group of men naked."
By Erica Gonzales
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Olivia Wilde and Harry Styles Are Keeping Things Very Professional While They're at Work Together, Source Says
Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are keeping things professional while at work on the upcoming thriller, Don't Worry Darling, a source says.
By Kayleigh Roberts
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The 2021 Oscars: All Your Questions, Answered
Like, will people in hazmat suits be delivering statuettes to the winners' homes again?
By Andrea Park
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The Pop Queens of 'Promising Young Woman'
Emerald Fennell's film reclaims pop anthems from Paris Hilton and Britney Spears to create a soundtrack about female power and rage.
By Ilana Kaplan
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36 Christmas Movie Quotes to Get You Into the Spirit
"Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals!" —Kevin McCallister and also me the whole month of December.
By Bianca Rodriguez
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How to Watch 'Wonder Woman 1984' as Soon as It's Out
You don't even have to get up from your couch.
By Andrea Park
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The Best Comedy Movies of 2020
Take my money, please.
By Katherine J. Igoe
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The Trailer for Billie Eilish’s ‘The World’s A Little Blurry’ Documentary Just Dropped
It premieres in February 2021.
By Bianca Rodriguez
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Unmissable True-Crime Documentaries of 2020
You'll be sleeping with the lights on tonight.
By Jacquelyn Gray
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The Best Christmas Movies on Hulu Right Now
Including a holiday version of John Tucker Must Die that simply must be seen to be believed.
By Andrea Park
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The Best Drama Movies of 2020
I'll take movie drama over life drama any day.
By Katherine J. Igoe
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The Best Romantic Movies of 2020
Get ready for all the feels.
By Bianca Rodriguez
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Pucker Up (or Don't): 40 Celebrities Reveal Their Worst On-Screen Kisses
Suddenly our first kiss stories don't sound so bad anymore?
By Bianca Rodriguez
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The Best Hulu Documentaries to Watch Now
For when you're getting bored of your rom-com diet.
By Serena Tara
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The 25 Jennifer Lopez Films That Cemented Her As a National Treasure
Is there anything Jenny from the block can't do?
By Bianca Rodriguez
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The Steamiest Jane Austen Adaptations, Based on Eye Contact
Since eye contact is all we have now, really.
By Bianca Rodriguez
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'The Craft' Cast: Where Are They Now?
It's been almost 25 years since the cult classic made its witchy debut.
By Andrea Park
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37 Best Gifts for the Movie Lover in Your Life
They'll be obsessed—even if you don't exactly understand the reference.
By Cady Drell
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Where Are All the Modern-Day Big-Budget Lesbian Films?
Ammonite is yet another entry in a long list of prestige period pieces about lesbian romances. But why can't queer women also get a contemporary blockbuster?
By Melissa Kravitz Hoeffner
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Stars Who Landed Different Roles Than They Originally Auditioned For
Things could have been very different.
By Alex Warner